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Bethune, Joanna Graham
Born: 1770 AD
Died: 1860 AD, at 90 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Educators, Humanitarian
Died: 1860 AD, at 90 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Educators, Humanitarian
1770 - She was born at Fort Niagara, was the daughter of a surgeon in the Royal American Regiment and Isabella Graham, a pioneer in humanitarian work.
1789 - She spent her early years in Antigua and Scotland, returning to America.
- She joined her mother teaching school and working in New York City charities.
1802 - Seven years after their marriage, the Bethunes founded the first Sunday school in New York City; they remained active in the movement throughout their lives.
1806 - She was instrumental in founding the New York Orphan Asylum.
1860 - She died in New York City.
1789 - She spent her early years in Antigua and Scotland, returning to America.
- She joined her mother teaching school and working in New York City charities.
1802 - Seven years after their marriage, the Bethunes founded the first Sunday school in New York City; they remained active in the movement throughout their lives.
1806 - She was instrumental in founding the New York Orphan Asylum.
1860 - She died in New York City.
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Memoirs of Mrs. Joanna Bethune, by George Washington Bethune (Unknown Binding - Jan 1, 1970) |
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